Cultural Awareness Month 2025

Every April our community celebrates Tsi Niionkwarihó:ten and Onkwawén:na through
various cultural events throughout the month that promote our ways as Kanien’kehá:ka people.

Annually KORLCC organizes a community calendar with partner organizations and grassroots groups.

In addition to community events several organizations are hosting internal events for their staff and students.

  • KSCS will be hosting Kanien’kéha lunch and learn for staff,

  • Tsi Niionkwarihò:ten Tsitewaháhara'n Center will be having a Kanien’kéha scavenger hunt, Kanien’kéha Bingo and Kanien’kéha Morphology Class for their students and staff

  • Kahnawake Collective Impact will be having basket making class for their staff

  • Skatne Ionkwaweientehta’onhatie will be launching an Interemdiate Kanien’kéha Mentorship and Healing Program in April.

Niá:wen to all the community organizations who have contirbuted to this years calendar including KSCS, Tsi Niionkwarihò:ten Tsitewaháhara'n Center, Kahanwake Youth Center, Kahnawake Collective Impact, K103, Ioriwa:se and the Eastern Door

Apr
29

Understanding Traditional Protocols for Death and Burials

Understanding Traditional Protocols for Death and Burials

With Fran Beauvais and Darrell Thompson

6:00pm to 9:00pm

Mohawk Trail Longhouse

 

The presenters will be sharing their knowledge and experience of our traditional practices to help better understand our roles and responsibilities during this stage of life.


Open to Onkwehón:we 16 years and up.  

Contact: Kahentókwas Montour / 450-632-5993 / Kahentokwas.montour@mck.ca

 

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